Foundations of Neuroscience
Published on 11. November 2013
XII, 388 pages
978-1-4899-1781-2 (ISBN)
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The author makes a unique contribution to the field by discussing the history and philosophy of the neurosciences, and then developing critical approaches which integrate techniques, theory, and ethics. Taken as a whole, Jacobson's work will provide a coherent and humane framework for future research programs.
The paperback edition of this highly successful text, first published in 1993, is now available! The author brings the ethics of neuroscience into a closer relationship with empirical research. Covering the field's history, philosophy, theories, and techniques, this volume provides the necessary moral and ethical framework to evaluate neuroscience research.
The paperback edition of this highly successful text, first published in 1993, is now available! The author brings the ethics of neuroscience into a closer relationship with empirical research. Covering the field's history, philosophy, theories, and techniques, this volume provides the necessary moral and ethical framework to evaluate neuroscience research.
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`Jacobson has a broad grasp of the history and the philosophical implications of the field of neuroscience....does an important service by enquiring deeply into the origins and philosophical implications of the underlying ideas of neuroscience.'Nature
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Marcus Jacobson
Foundations of Neuroscience
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09/1993
Plenum Publishing Co.,N.Y.
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Content
1. Making Brain Models.- 2. Neuroreductionism.- 3. Struggle for Synthesis of the Neuron Theory.- 4. Hero Worship and the Heroic in Neuroscience.- 5. Ethics in Science.- References.
